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Drug-Free Treatment Options For Common Pregnancy Complaints

As a mother of three, I know how tough pregnancy can be. From nausea in the first trimester to pelvic and back pain in the last few months of pregnancy, being pregnant is no cakewalk for most women. Surprisingly, although many prescription drugs are off-limits during pregnancy, there are several drugs that are considered safe while pregnant. However, if you'd like to avoid the use of medication to treat common pregnancy complaints, there are natural treatment options you can try. I started this blog to share my personal experience of using alternative treatments, including massage, physiotherapy, diet modification and acupuncture, in all three of my pregnancies. I also document current research on the use of holistic therapies in pregnancy. I hope you find my blog posts interesting, and I'd love to hear what you've found helpful to ease those pregnancy aches and pains.

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Why Should You Use Private Label Pharmaceutical Products?

Posted on 12 March 2019

When you buy some medications, you are often given a choice between a branded product and one that is sold under the name of the pharmacy or store you're shopping in. These medications are called private label pharmaceutical products. What are private label pharmaceuticals, and are there any benefits in buying them over big brand names? What Are Private Label Pharmaceutical Products? Private label medications are usually generic drugs that are sold over the counter. [Read More]

Types of Immunisations that People with Diabetes Should Get

Posted on 12 December 2018

If you have diabetes, you may have co-morbid factors that will increase the likelihood of morbidity and mortality resulting from infections. Furthermore, the control of the level of your blood glucose may become difficult if you have an ailment. Immunisations are the most suitable and effective clinical preventative measures that you can get. Vaccines are considered a crucial component of all preventative services offered. To live healthily and comfortably with diabetes, you need to make sure you receive routine vaccinations as recommended by the Australian Diabetes Society and the Australian Diabetes Educators Association. [Read More]

Are you a GP seeking market information about your field?

Posted on 19 September 2018

A general practitioner is a type of doctor who does not specialize in any particular field of practice. A GP will, therefore, be engaged in routine health care involving physical examinations, assessment of illnesses as well as offering treatment, and referral of patients. When you are working as a GP, you should expect to provide an ongoing doctor-patient relationship with your patients. It is rare for a GP to have only one contact with a patient; most of them will have long-term patients. [Read More]

General Practitioner: Features of a GP Clinic

Posted on 30 July 2018

A general practitioner or GP is a medical doctor who treats severe illnesses but has no particular field of specialization. The general practitioner is often the first medical personnel that a patient consults when ill. Armed with vast medical experience and training, he or she makes an acute diagnosis of the illness at hand. The GP is also concerned with preventive healthcare. He or she educates patients on various issues meant to promote their health. [Read More]